The Chamber will hold its monthly networking lunch (speaker to be announced) on Wednesday 20 September at the Southern Sun Ridgeway at 12.30. If you would like to attend this event, along with any colleagues or guests (all welcome), please let us know by c.o.b on Monday 18 September. Please remember that if, having …
Our next evening speaker event will be on Governance in Zambia. Our speakers will be: Dr Roland Msiska, Secretary to the Cabinet and Zambia’s most senior civil servant, who will speak about organisational governance in Zambia’s public sector. Dr Patrick Chisanga, formerly DG of the ZDA and now a consultant specialising in corporate governance, among …
A reminder about our Christmas lunch next week, 13 December at 12.30 at the Southern Sun Ridgeway. K150 per head with a cash bar. Shebo Nalishebo from ZIPA will be giving his end of year wrap: what went well, what didn't and what we may expect in 2018. All welcome but please advise if you …
A public discussion forum set to analyse the 2019 National budget as well as the proposed Sales Tax. The event will be held in conjunction with the Economics Association of Zambia. Please come and hear what we may expect over the next year or two and contribute your thoughts to the discussion. PANELISTS 1. Ministry …
The British Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its annual End of Year Lunch this Friday, 7th December 2018 at the Southern Sun Hotel, Ridgeway, Lusaka. During the lunch, Ziv Chinzara, the World Bank economist in Zambia, will talk to us about how they see the current economic situation in Zambia and what we may …
How will Zambia raise the necessary revenues to meet our internal and external obligations and needs over the next few years? The event is being presented in association with Money FM, who will be airing the event. Speakers: Michael Phiri - Tax Partner at KPMG John Kasanga - consultant (Both have extensive expertise and experience …
This will be a discussion on key regulatory changes introduced in 2018 that have an impact on business. This includes the Employment Code Bill 2019 tabled before Parliament. The Bill will repeal and replace the current Employment Act, the Minimum Wages and Conditions of Employment Act, the Employment of Young Persons and Children Act and …
This event, jointly presented by the British Chamber of Commerce and the Zambian Governance Foundation, will explore the opportunities for Civil Society and the Private Sector to work more closely together to contribute to Zambia’s economic growth and social cohesion. Our speakers will be: Barbara Nöst, CEO of the Zambian Governance Foundation. Japhet Banda, Communications …
You are cordially invited to a breakfast event hosted by the British Chamber of Commerce in Zambia and by the British High Commission (BHC) in Lusaka, focusing on the UK/Zambia trading relationship, and how we can realise Zambia’s trading potential more broadly. Discussion will be led by representatives from the British High Commission and the …
As part of its mandate to promote orderly market development, the Securities and Exchange Commission is undertaking a series of Town Hall Meetings with the objective of raising awareness of the benefits and opportunities found in the capital markets. To promote the growth of capital markets, it is envisaged that the issuing and investing publics need to be empowered with knowledge and understanding for them to be confident in taking up opportunities in the market.
